Key client Degrove’s long-standing relationships with public sector clients, including the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and JEA, indicate a proven track record in securing ongoing, multi-year contracts. This suggests opportunities for expanding emphasis on public-sector surveying, hydrographic, and subsurface utility location services to similar agencies and municipally managed utilities.

Expansion potential With a revenue range of 1M to 10M and a specialized capability set spanning urban, forest, ocean, and remote environments, Degrove is well positioned to pursue larger, multi-site projects or regional mega-projects that require diverse field operations and advanced equipment.

Technology edge Commitment to top-quality survey equipment and technology, along with a tech stack that includes cloud and data-enabled platforms, presents an opportunity to offer enhanced data delivery, 3D mapping, and integrated GIS solutions to clients seeking more efficient, accurate, and shareable survey deliverables.

Public sector fit A Florida-based firm with hydrographic surveying and subsurface utility location capabilities aligns well with utilities, environmental permitting, and coastal or inland water projects common in the region, signaling potential to upsell for ongoing monitoring, asset locating, and regulatory-compliance surveys.

Growth readiness Smaller firm size (11–50 employees) combined with recent high-profile contract activity suggests capacity to scale through strategic partnerships, subcontracting arrangements, or targeted hires to support larger bids and capture additional public- and private-sector opportunities.